July 2002     Vol.3 Issue 7

Resources and links to more information

For more books, visit the St. Louis county libraries! You can find their web page by clicking here.

In the June 2002 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The Plantations Junior Golf Tour website at www.pjgt.com.
• The Gateway PGA's website at www.gatewaypga.org.
• For neat websites about the Liberty Bell, check www.nps.gov/inde/liberty-bell.html and www.libertybellmuseum.com/WorldsFair/1904.htm.
• For 1904 World's Fair information, check tlaupp.com
• A neat website to get more information is www.pbs.org/lewisandclark/
• The Wild Canid Center website at www.wolfsanctuary.org. (This center is best-known as the Wolf Sanctuary.)

In the May 2002 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The St. Louis Comets basketball team website at www.stl-comets.org.
• The Jr. Academy of Science website at www.jracademy.com.
• The St. Louis County website at www.stlouisco.com.
• The Gifted Resource Council website at www.cybam.com/grc.
• The St. Louis library website at www.slcl.lib.mo.us
• The Missouri History Museum's website at www.mohistory.org.

In the April 2002 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The Missouri Council of Economic Education, based at University of Missouri-Kansas City. You can find out about their stock market game on their website, www.umkc.edu/mcee.
• The St. Louis Zoo, at www.stlzoo.org. Also, the zoo hosts another website at www.beyondzoo.org. This gives more information about research projects undertaken here and at other zoos.
• The American Zoo and Aquarium Assn. website, at www.azasweb.com. This interactive site was developed specifically to encourage kids to love and take interest in animals and nature.
• The U.S. Chess Foundation website at www.uschess.org, and the Gateway Chess League website at www.gatewaychess.org.
• The St. Louis Earth Day website, at www.stlouisearthday.org.

In the March 2002 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The Missouri Valley Conference, a website dedicated to college athletics, at www.mvc.org.
• The Junior Academy of Science of St. Louis at www.jracademy.com.
• Several websites about making maple syrup:
  www.massmaple.org
  www.ivic.qc.ca/abriweb
  www.com-site.com/cedarvale
  www.spruceharbor.com/commun~1/kitchen/maple
  www.tourcanada.com/msyrup
  www.goshen.edu/merrylea/sugar/maple
  

In the February 2002 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• Operation Clean Stream and St. Louis Earth Day. at www.stlouisearthday.org.
• Stone Soup, a magazine by and for kids: www.stonesoup.com.
• The St. Louis County Library, at www.slcl.org. We also looked at their Black History month website, at http://www.slcl.lib.mo.us/events/bhm/index.html.
• KFUO Classic 99 radio, at www.classic99.com.

In the January 2002 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The Missouri Department of Conservation, at www.conservation.state.mo.us.
• The Illinois Department of Natural resources, at www.dnr.state.it.us.
• Trailnet, Inc. at www.trailnet.org.

In the December 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The Rams website at www.stlouisrams.com. If you click on the "Community" header, you can find the Rams Reader Team listing.

In the November 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com we visited:

• The Missouri Department of Conservation, at www.conservation.state.mo.us.
• St. Louis County Parks program, at www.st-louiscountyparks.com.
• The St. Louis Art Museum, at www.slam.org.
• KFUO Classic 99 radio, at www.classic99.com.

In the October 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• The Center of Contemporary Art, where kids take lessons in such things as dance, music, theatre, photography and painting: www.cocastl.org
• the St. Clair County education website, for information on gardening and the native prairie at Douglas Elementary School in Belleville: www.stclair.k12.il.us
• the Learning Lab program:www.cybam.com/grc
• UMSL's Corps of ReDiscovery, for information on the Lewis and Clark expedition: www.urbanachievement.org/lc/
• The St. Joseph's Indian School, a Catholic boarding school for Lakota Souix on the Missouri River near Chamberlain, S.D.: www.stjo.org
• The St. Louis Sports Commission's Sports for Kids program: www.stlouissports.org

In the September 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• The University of Missouri-St. Louis College of Education's Corps of ReDiscovery: www.urbanachievement.org/lc/
• the Discovery Expedition of St. Louis: www.lewisandclark.net
• the Lewis and Clark Center in St. Charles: www.lewisandclarkcenter.org
• the Therapy Animals website: www.therapyanimals.org
• the St. Louis 2004 website: www.stlouis2004.org
• Gateway Greening: www.gatewaygreening.org
• the Missouri Conservation Department: www.conservation.state.mo.us

In the August 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• KMOV-TV: http://www.kmov.com
• the CSD Character Education Program: http://www.info.csd.org
• the Muny, which is the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theater: http://www.muny.com
• CLASSIC99 radio: http://www.classic99.com
• The Museum of the Dog at Queeny Park: http://www.amerkennelclubmuseum.bizonthe.net
• Websites with information about the Dalmation dog breed: http://www.spotsavers.org and http://www.dalsavers.com
• The Boeing Aviation Museum: http://www.boeing.com/prologueroom

In the July 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• River City Films, a local start-up film company: http://www.rivercityfilms.com
• The Missouri Historical Society: http://www.mohistory.org
• the Saint Louis Science Center: http://www.slsc.org
• the Department of Natural Resources website at www.mostateparks.com
• Gateway PGA is an association of golf professionals who are trained at the highest level to provide services, activities and benefits for golfers of all ages and abilities: http://www.gatewaypga.org

In the June 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• the Muny, which is the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theater: http://www.muny.com
• the Opera Theater of St. Louis: http://www.opera-stl.org
• the National Council of Garden Clubs: http://www.gardenclub.org
• the Saint Louis County parks system: http://www.St-LouisCountyParks.com
• the Saint Louis Science Center: http://www.slsc.org
• the Amateur Athletic Union, a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the promotion and development of amateur sports and physical fitness: http://www.aausports.org. The Ozark region AAU website is at http://www.myteam.com/go/ozaau.

In the May 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• the Katy Trail State Park: http://www.katytrailstatepark.com
• the Missouri Department of Conservation: http://www.conservation.state.mo.us
• the Gifted Resource Council, which helps bright and talented children achieve their potential: http://www.cybam.com/grc
• the Jatun Sacha research station in Ecuador, where they study the tropical rain forest: http://www.jatunsacha.org
• the St. Louis Tracker Club, which sponsors such things as bird-watching, tracking, archery, "matchless" fire-making, "debris" shelter-making, basketry and pottery: http://www.geocities.com/track_stl